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Unborn baby wins wrongful death lawsuit against abortionist

Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.

Belgian bishop renews push to ordain married men to priesthood

Bishop Johan Bonny said he discussed his proposal to ordain married men with Vatican officials. The Holy See has announced no approval or change to the Latin Church’s discipline.

Opus Dei spokesman aims to address misconceptions surrounding apostolate

In his new book, Jack Valero, the spokesman for Opus Dei in the U.K., provides an inside look at the apostolate based on the experiences of members themselves.

Pittsburgh diocesan consultant reports rising exorcism requests

Adam Blai, a Pittsburgh‑based lay member of the International Association of Exorcists, said the diocese has seen a sharp rise in cases over the past five years.

U.S. bishops urge Catholic voters to put faith before politics

Video messages ahead of the 2026 midterm elections asked voters to approach civic life with prayer, charity, and a commitment to the common good.

Archdiocese of Baltimore set to ordain highest number of seminarians in 50 years

Overall, the numbers have grown from 28 seminarians in 2007, 52 in 2020, and 66 this year — the largest single-year class in half a century.

Catholic military archdiocese ‘appreciates’ Pentagon’s new religious affairs office

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the new office is meant to give chaplains a direct line to the secretary, to bypass red tape from the secular bureaucracy.

Supreme Court to hear case on lawsuit that blocked Marian shrine plan in Kentucky

Two neighbors objected to the shrine and filed suit. Lawyers for the Missionaries of St. John the Baptist say federal religious liberty protections guarantee their right to construct the shrine.

Pope Leo XIV honors Harvard scientist whose pursuit of knowledge led her to faith

Karin Öberg holds the Thomas Dudley Cabot Chair in the Natural Sciences at Harvard University and directs the Öberg Astrochemistry Laboratory at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.

Wisconsin company to revise religious accommodations after LGBT pronoun dispute, government says

The Wisconsin-based Generac Power Systems allegedly failed to present a reasonable accommodation to a religious employee, the federal government said.